The phrase "assisting person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who provides help or support to another individual in various contexts, such as caregiving or teamwork.
Example: "The assisting person played a crucial role in ensuring the project was completed on time."
Alternatives: "supporting individual" or "helping person".
Participants who were able to ambulate in the hospital independently (n = 85; 57 ± 9) had higher DEMMI mean scores (Mann–Whitney U = 58; P < 0.001) than the participants who needed physical support or supervision from an assisting person (n = 8; 41 ± 7; difference between the means: 16 points).
… – this assisting person visits you and does this work with you together…' (R10/68) An interview partner said that the autonomy of making decisions about the own body and the home surroundings is a possible aspect, how health and QOL can be improved.
… – this assisting person visits you and does this work with you together…' (R10/68) '… it would be easier to open the oven like a wing from the side, like a door of a cupboard, and below of this I can pull out a place of deposit and take the baking tray on it…' (R6/98) '… imagine the following: … You have problems with your legs and you have to clean up the flat.
Psychiatric rehabilition is the theory and practice of assisting persons with severe mental illnesses achieve and maintain goals.
An important ideology that underscores the creation of social policies in such a political climate is that families and voluntary agencies, rather than local states, should bear the onus of responsibility for assisting persons in need [ 22, 23].
Assessing purpose in life using both Part A and Part B of the Purpose-in-Life Test may assist nurses with a more in-depth understanding of purpose in life and assist persons with AIDS with identifying opportunities for personal growth.
This paper presents a study of user performance on two principal tasks of the contextual assistant's interface, developed in the context of smart homes, to assist persons with cognitive disabilities.
Some dogs are trained to assist persons with seizure disorders and to summon help.
And there are some circumstances where we might assist persons in a safety of life at sea circumstance," Campbell said.
To keep up with these changes, the D.O.T.'s new guidelines said, "Animals that assist persons with disabilities by providing emotional support qualify as service animals".
This paper reports on the design and development of a robotic device intended to assist persons with motor impairments.
